Which of the following is NOT true when the place of occurrence code is used?
a. It is only reported at the initial encounter for treatment.
b. Only one place of occurrence code is reported per injury.
c. It is reported at each encounter until treatment is completed.
d. Both a and b.
Question 2
Nearly all external cause codes require:
a. physician documentation before the code can be used.
b. additional forms that must be completed before the external cause codes can be reported to the state.
c. a 7th-character extension.
d. none of the above.
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